Data Engineer

QC Manager - Surrey

I am partnered exclusively with an international advanced pharmaceutical company that are continuing to expand operations both in terms of product delivery and site presence across the UK.

This specific hire will take management and scheduling responsibilities for all site Quality Control (QC) activities, with a strong focus on method development oversight and team leadership. A solid understanding of the full validation lifecycle is essential, alongside strong regulatory knowledge and an analytical chemistry background.

Whilst this will not be a hands-on role day to day, given the size of the unit, you will need to be comfortable spending time in the laboratory and supporting the team, particularly with out-of-specification investigations, method development, and validation activities. A strong laboratory background is essential, with experience in equipment maintenance, troubleshooting, and validation highly desirable.

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced people leader to help shape and develop a growing QC function. With approximately 75% of the team being newly recruited, you will have a unique opportunity to build team culture, establish best practices, and develop a high-performing department alongside site leadership. We are ideally looking for someone with around three years' management experience who can bring proven leadership skills and confidently manage the operational and people aspects of the role from day one.

Key Experience

• Experienced QC Manager, Laboratory Manager, QC Supervisor or Senior QC/Analytical Chem professional within a GMP-regulated pharmaceutical environment

• Strong laboratory experience, including equipment maintenance, troubleshooting, and analytical testing oversight

• Experience managing validation activities and supporting method validation programmes

• Technical experience with analytical techniques such as HPLC and/or GC

• Previous people management experience, ideally 3+ years

• Proven ability to lead, develop, and mentor teams

• Strong organisational, planning, and resource scheduling skills

• Excellent understanding of GMP requirements and pharmacopoeial standards

QC Manager, Quality Control, Analytical Chemistry, HPLC, GC, GMP, Method Validation, Equipment Maintenance, Laboratory Management, Team Leadership, Validation, OOS Investigations, Pharmacopoeia, QC Leadership, Pharmaceutical Manufacturing.

Lead Process Engineer - Medical Technology Manufacturing Scale-Up

South Wales (remote, with frequent travel to their manufacturing location in South/West Wales)

£50-60,000 base salary

An innovative medical technology company is entering an exciting new phase, transitioning from product development into manufacturing scale-up. With a groundbreaking product approaching commercialisation and production operations being expanded in South Wales, we are seeking a Lead Process Engineer to play a pivotal role in industrialising manufacturing and shaping the future of production.

This is a rare opportunity to join a growing business at a critical stage, taking ownership of process development, validation and production readiness while influencing how manufacturing evolves as the company scales.

The Role

As Lead Process Engineer, you will lead the establishment, optimisation and validation of manufacturing processes required to support product launch and ongoing production growth. Working closely with engineering and operations teams, you will help build robust, efficient and repeatable manufacturing systems capable of supporting commercial-scale production.

This role offers significant visibility, autonomy and the opportunity to make a lasting impact within an innovative and purpose-driven organisation.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead manufacturing process setup, optimisation and continuous improvement initiatives

• Support production transfer, process validation and manufacturing scale-up activities

• Develop and implement manufacturing procedures, work instructions and best practices

• Improve process capability, repeatability and production efficiency

• Support new product introduction (NPI), sustaining engineering and product lifecycle activities

• Collaborate across engineering, operations and manufacturing functions to ensure successful production growth

• Troubleshoot manufacturing challenges and drive practical, hands-on solutions

About You

We are interested in candidates from a variety of engineering backgrounds, including:

Process Engineer
Manufacturing Engineer
Manufacturing Process Engineer
NPI Engineer
Product Engineer
Production Validation Engineer

You'll ideally bring experience from a regulated manufacturing environment such as Medical Devices/Technology.

You will thrive in this role if you:

• Enjoy hands-on manufacturing and production challenges

• Have experience supporting process validation, technology transfer or production scale-up projects

• Are comfortable operating within a growing, fast-paced business

• Can balance immediate manufacturing priorities with longer-term operational improvements

• Enjoy taking ownership and driving projects through to completion

Location & Flexibility

• Home-based flexibility available

• Significant on-site presence required during manufacturing setup activities in West Wales

• Initial periods may involve intensive site-based support

• Travel and accommodation expenses supported

What's on Offer?

• Salary circa £60,000, depending on experience

• Opportunity to shape manufacturing strategy from an early stage

• Highly visible role with genuine ownership and influence

• Broad remit spanning process engineering, manufacturing, scale-up and lifecycle support

• Chance to help bring innovative medical technology products into commercial production

• Collaborative team environment with strong growth ambitions
  

Quality Engineer

Medical Technology Manufacturing Scale-Up

South Wales / Remote with Travel

£50-55,000 base salary

An innovative medical technology company is entering an exciting phase of growth as it establishes and scales manufacturing operations in South/West Wales. To support this transition, we are seeking a Quality Engineer to take ownership of manufacturing quality systems and become the key quality presence at the production facility.

This is a hands-on role with significant responsibility, offering the opportunity to build quality processes from the ground up and directly influence the successful scale-up of an exciting medical technology product.

The Role

As Quality Engineer, you will be responsible for developing and maintaining the quality systems, controls and processes that underpin manufacturing operations. Working closely with production, engineering and operations teams, you will ensure products are manufactured consistently, efficiently and in line with quality requirements.

You'll serve as the primary on-site quality lead, helping to establish robust manufacturing practices while supporting future production growth.

Key Responsibilities

• Own and continuously improve manufacturing quality processes and procedures

• Develop and maintain quality control systems across production operations

• Define and manage inspection, verification and acceptance criteria throughout manufacturing

• Oversee quality-related testing, fixtures, jigs and production controls

• Drive continuous improvement initiatives to enhance product quality and operational performance

• Support manufacturing scale-up activities and ongoing production performance

• Act as a technical quality interface for suppliers and support supplier quality activities when required

• Work closely with engineering and operations teams to resolve quality issues and implement corrective actions

About You

We are interested in candidates currently working in roles such as:

Quality Engineer
Manufacturing Quality Engineer
Production Quality Engineer
Supplier Quality Engineer
Quality Systems Engineer

You'll ideally bring experience from a regulated manufacturing environment, working on medical devices/technology.

The successful candidate will:

• Have strong experience within manufacturing quality environments

• Be comfortable working closely with production and operations teams

• Possess sufficient engineering understanding to engage with suppliers on technical specifications, tolerances and manufacturing requirements

• Enjoy taking ownership and driving quality improvements

• Thrive in a growing, fast-paced business environment

Location & Flexibility

Flexible home-based working arrangement
Regular travel to a manufacturing site in West Wales required
Increased on-site presence expected during manufacturing setup and scale-up activities
Travel and accommodation expenses supported

What's on Offer?

• Salary circa £50-55,000, depending on experience

• Opportunity to build and shape manufacturing quality systems from an early stage

• High level of autonomy, ownership and visibility

• Direct impact on production readiness and operational success

• Broad exposure across manufacturing, quality, supplier management and scale-up activities

• Chance to join an innovative technology business at a pivotal stage of growth

If you're a quality professional who enjoys building robust manufacturing systems, solving operational challenges and making a tangible impact within a growing organisation, we'd love to hear from you.

Sales Manager – Laboratory Automation

USA | Remote | High-Growth Opportunity

We're partnering with an innovative laboratory automation company developing next-generation robotics, liquid handling and AI-enabled laboratory solutions for life science research, biotech and pharmaceutical customers.

Following early success in North America, we're looking for a commercially driven Business Development Manager to accelerate growth across the US market.

This is a unique opportunity to join at an early stage, working directly with the CEO to build market presence, win strategic customers, develop partnership networks, and help shape the company's long-term US growth strategy.

Key Responsibilities:

• Drive new business development across biotechnology, pharma, CRO, diagnostics and research markets.

• Sell both standardized automation platforms and larger integrated automation solutions.

• Develop strategic OEM and partnership relationships with instrument manufacturers, integrators and reagent providers.

• Build and execute a US territory growth strategy.

• Generate market intelligence and commercial insight to influence business strategy.

• Represent the company at industry events, conferences and customer meetings.

What We're Looking For:

• Proven success selling laboratory automation, robotics, liquid handling, laboratory instrumentation or related technologies.

• Strong hunter mentality with a track record of opening new accounts and building business from scratch.

• Experience operating within entrepreneurial, high-growth environments.

• Commercially minded, proactive and highly self-sufficient.

• Ability to contribute strategic ideas, market insight and customer feedback, not just sales forecasts.

• Passion for innovative technologies and the future of laboratory automation.

Why Join?

• Direct access to senior leadership and strategic decision-making.

• Opportunity to build and own the US market.

• Clear progression towards a future leadership role as the business scales.

• Innovative portfolio spanning laboratory robotics, automation and AI-driven workflows.

• High-growth environment where successful individuals can make a significant commercial impact.

This role will suit an ambitious business developer who wants to do more than manage existing accounts, someone excited by the challenge of building a market, developing partnerships, and helping establish a rapidly growing automation company across North America.

Production Technician

📍 Wimbledon, Surrey

🕒 Monday to Friday | 6:30am – 3:00pm

Are you an experienced Production professional looking for your next opportunity within a quality-focused manufacturing environment?

We are recruiting for a Production Operator to join a well-established and growing business in Wimbledon. This role would suit someone with previous experience working under GMP regulations who enjoys hands-on manufacturing work and takes pride in maintaining high standards of quality and compliance.

The Role

As part of the production team, you will play a key role in ensuring products are manufactured safely, efficiently, and in line with company procedures and quality requirements.

Key Duties

• Carry out production activities in accordance with GMP and company procedures

• Operate manufacturing and processing equipment safely and effectively

• Follow detailed work instructions and standard operating procedures (SOPs)

• Complete production documentation and batch records accurately

• Conduct routine weighing, mixing, packing, assembly, or processing tasks

• Maintain high standards of housekeeping, cleanliness, and workplace safety

• Support quality, compliance, and continuous improvement initiatives

About You

We are keen to speak with candidates who have:

• Previous experience within a production, assembly or manufacturing environment

• Exposure to industries such as pharmaceuticals, food production, cosmetics, medical devices, or chemicals

• Experience operating production or packaging machinery

• A reliable and positive attitude with good team-working skills

What's in It for You?

• Regular day shifts with no weekend working

• Stable Monday to Friday schedule

• Full training and ongoing development support

• Friendly, collaborative working environment

• Opportunity to join a growing manufacturing business

• Long-term career prospects within a regulated production setting

If you have manufacturing experience and are looking to join a company that values quality, teamwork, and continuous improvement, we'd love to hear from you.

Apply now to find out more.

Senior Medical Writer – Oncology

Are you an experienced Senior Medical Writer looking to use your oncology expertise to influence meaningful scientific communication, while enjoying flexible hybrid or remote working in the UK? This role offers the chance to take real ownership of impactful projects, shape publication and medical affairs programmes, and play a visible part in the growth of our client’s team.

About Our Client

Our client is an established medical communications agency with a strong track record of delivering scientifically robust, creative work for pharmaceutical and healthcare organisations. With offices in London and Manchester and well-structured remote and hybrid working options, they offer a supportive environment where experienced writers can contribute at a strategic level, collaborate closely with expert colleagues and see the impact of their work across a range of indications, with a particular focus on oncology.

The Opportunity

As Senior Medical Writer, you will be a key scientific voice within our client’s team, leading the development of clear, accurate and engaging content that translates complex data into compelling narratives for diverse audiences. You will contribute directly to medical affairs and publications programmes, working closely with account and scientific colleagues to ensure scientific integrity and strategic alignment.

What You’ll Be Doing

• Lead the planning, writing and review of high-quality medical communications and publications across oncology indications.

• Take ownership of key projects, ensuring scientific accuracy, clarity and alignment with client objectives and compliance requirements.

• Provide scientific leadership on accounts, contributing to strategic planning for medical affairs and publications programmes.

• Mentor and support junior writers, offering guidance on content development, scientific rigour and best practice in medical communications.

• Collaborate closely with client services, scientific and editorial colleagues to deliver cohesive, impactful programmes.

• Communicate complex scientific and clinical data in an accessible way for different audiences, including healthcare professionals and internal stakeholders.

What You’ll Bring

• Proven experience within a medical communications agency at Senior Medical Writer level.

• Strong scientific background with extensive knowledge and understanding of oncology; a PhD is advantageous.

• Experience delivering a variety of outputs across medical affairs and publications, such as manuscripts, abstracts, slide decks and other scientific materials.

• Superb leadership and communication skills, with the ability to guide projects and mentor colleagues confidently.

• In-depth knowledge of the pharmaceutical environment and how medical communications support wider clinical and commercial objectives.

What’s On Offer

Our client offers flexible hybrid and remote working options within the UK, enabling you to work from home or from their London or Manchester offices, depending on your preference. You will join a forward-thinking, collaborative and experienced team where your expertise is recognised and your input into strategy and delivery is valued. An excellent benefits package is available, alongside clear opportunities for professional development and progression.

How to Apply

If you are an established Senior Medical Writer with oncology experience and you are looking for a role where you can combine scientific depth with ownership, leadership and flexibility, we would be keen to hear from you. Please submit your CV to be considered for this position.